Nice cider sales and deer hunting report in Local Lines
Local lines note J W Schaeffer sells nice boiled cider and Alvin Goodwin hunts deer in Northern Minnesota. Delia Koons cares for Mrs Ewing and baby. Quail and rabbit hunting opens Friday Nov 10. Wm Corwin family visits Reading Michigan. Obra Lyons visits from Orland with aunt in New York. Caswk by Allie Loose. Rathbun suffers minor stroke but recovers soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obra Lyons
Orland
Mrs. Douglass
New York City
Ray
Elected a Dead Man Mayor in Mutual Election
The Republicans elected Wm. F. Rock as mayor of Mutual on Tuesday but he died Sunday before taking office. The council will appoint a replacement for the unexpired term. Rock had served as mayor and justice of the peace. with his death Geo. Ropp, the Democratic candidate who received the second most votes, will be chosen to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Rock
Mutual
Rock
Geo. Ropp
Dem
Election at Angola elects Republican ticket
The Angola election on Tuesday chose a straight Republican slate. Trustees are Claude Douglass M C Pollock James Shaughniss Fred Richardson and Ashley Harron. treasurer T B Freeman and clerk Roy Hirst were elected.
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Angola Tuesaday
Claude Douglass
M.C. Pollock
James Shaughniss
Fred Richardson
Ashley Harron
T. B. Freeman
Roy Hirst
Trial in Welker murder case continues in Fort Wayne
The Welker murder trial at Fort Wayne moves to legal argument phase with lawyers expected to argue for several days. Victim Minnie Melching had joined Lake George camping parties on multiple occasions.
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Welker
Fort Wayne
Minnie Melching
Lake George
Brand Whitlock Election Likely In Toledo Role
Readers of The Happy Average in the Record-Herald learn author Brand Whitlock has been elected mayor of Toledo. The report notes public interest in Whitlock’s leadership and his local impact.
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Record-Herald
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Memorable life of Mary Schaeffer Miller 1828 1905
Mary Schaeffer Miller, born in Dauphin County on December 14 1828, traveled with family to Indiana and Pennsylvania before settling on a forest homestead southeast of Fremont. She married Daniel Miller in 1850, endured frontier life, raised nine children, and died November 7 1905 at age 77. Her faith remained strong, funeral held at Evangelical church in Fremont conducted by Rev. E M Renner.
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Mary Schaeffer Miler
Dauphin County
Pepe
M. E. Church
Indiana
John
Jacob Weaver
Pennsylvania
Daniel Miller
Fremont
Oliver
Joshua
George W
Oliver S
Daniel J
Harper T
Mary Ellen Schaeffer
Lucetta Elizabeth Isenhower
Daniel Schaeffer
House of Go
God
Evangelical Church
Hev. E. M. Renner
Town Election Returns Full Peoples Ticket Victory
The town election last Tuesday chose the entire Peoples ticket by about two to one. Voter turnout was light, under four fifths of eligible electors. Candidates: Follett trustee Ward I 52, Dunkel 149, Caswell 68, Nena 81. Hall treasurer 49. Clark town clerk 0. votes listed as totals with majorities noted.
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Peoples
Wa LY Follett
Dunkel
Aree
Ind Ward
Caswell Oo
Hugh
Cecees Ebeey
Town Oberks
Olarik
Local Notes and Small News Items from the County
Birth announced a daughter born to Albert Judson and wife on November 5, 1905. C A McNaughton made a business trip to Angola on Wednesday. QO C Fink bought three Black Orpington chickens. Mrs J R Fulton ill with neuralgia this week. Mrs Theo Laird and Olive visiting relatives in Coldwater this week. Steuben County Electric Telephone Co installed a Monarch switchboard and plans night and Sunday service for residents.
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Theo Laird
Olive
Coldwater
Steuben County
Public Sale by Auction of Farm Stock and Tools
Elmer Ritter plans an auction starting at 1 30 p m Saturday November 18 featuring two yearling colts one cow 44 broad ewes one registered Hampshire ram geese wagon farming tools and other articles C Lint auctioneer F C Dewey clerk
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Elmer Ritter
C. Lint
F. C. Dewey
Brown brothers acquire cigar and billiard shop
Earl and Leon Brown have purchased the cigar and tobacco store and billiard tables from Clayton Buck. They will continue operating at the current Cobb's building location formerly used as a restaurant.
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Earl and
Leon Brown
Clayton Buck
Cobb’s
Getting Ready for Christmas at South Side Drug Store
The South Side Drug Store announces a new display each day through Christmas. The store promises its finest holiday selection with jumps, fancy china, and more clerks to serve customers than in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
No Editors Sojourning Tribute by The Mirror
A short tribute to the newspaper profession laments lack of editors while noting The Mirror printed by Missouri penitentiary convicts. The quip contrasts minimal editors with abundance of preachers doctors and lawyers, framing editors as scarce yet vital in a pointed civic critique.
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Mirror
Missouri
Hrades
Vaudeville Show by Croggan Bailey Co. Plays to Small Audiences
The Croggan Bailey Vaudeville Co. performed Friday and Saturday with limited success. They traveled in wagons and reached Hamilton in the rain after a light Friday crowd and only a fair turnout Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croggan Bailey Vaudeville Co
Hamilton
Their Silver Wedding Observed at Worthington Home
Mr and Mrs O Worthington celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a gathering of friends at their home on Friday evening. After a light luncheon guests left a gift of silver tea spoons as a token of friendship and affection.
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Mr. O. Worthington
Money to Loan on Farms in Angola Indiana
Mionors Bros of Bachelor Block Angola Indiana advertise farm loans at 5 percent interest. They offer making and examining abstracts of titles and buying or selling lands. Call and inquire.
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Mionors Bros
Bachelor Block
Angola
Ind
Corrupt Condition Cited Over County Treasurers
Governor Hanly denounces the bank contest for Marion county treasurer as a ruinous battle over control of about 1 000 000 in public funds. He warns it corrupts electors and endangers public welfare, urging citizens to seek an end to the practice. The editorial notes no counterpoint seen so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
Marion County
Licensed to Wed Couples Named in Notice
Ellen Richardson Chas S Miller Florence Kline Amos M Miller Belle Myers William Stout Grace Zull Philip Wickman listed in marriage notice indicating upcoming licenses and entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Richardson
Chas. S. Miller
Florence Kline
Amos M. Miller
Belle Myers
William Stout
Grace Zull
Philip Wickman
Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint Critique For 5000 Gallons
A letter from FW Devor & Co to Mr Henry Jordan critiques Spar tansburg South Carolina paint purchase. It alleges the seller used Devoe lead and zinc paint adulterated with sulfate or lead, costing about half the price, delivering poor coverage and wear. The note accuses the maker of profit from adulteration and mentions R C Cameron selling their paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
S. C
Knights of Pythias Convention Schedule Change
Officers of the Supreme Lodge decided to keep New Osteane as the meeting city for the next convention but moved the date to the third Tuesday in October 1906 New Orleans delegates argued yellow fever prevented danger of its return next year and supported the remaining location and date
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Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
New Osteane
New Orleans
Change in Winter Train Schedule on Lake Shore Route
Lake Shore trains adopt a winter timetable with minor shifts. Sunday service on Kendallville and the branch is cancelled on Sundays. Northbound No. 450 now arrives at 6 47 p m, four minutes later. Southbound No. 414 arrives at 7 22 p m, thirty one minutes earlier than prior.
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Lake Shore
Kendallville
Old Road
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B. J. Goff
Notary Public
Hilton House
C. A. Moore
Taylor and Farmers
B. F. Wolfe
S. W. Duguid & Co’s
Fremont, Ind
B. F. Chapin
McKeehen’s
S. C. Wolfe
Ziptel Brock
Taylor
Farmer
Bank of Fremont
Busan Ball
Newt
G. Bach
First National Bank Angola, Incl
Chas. U. Sheets
Lint Bros
Agts
D. Schaeffer
Chas E. Gleason
Weicht & McClue
H. _ ‘WEIC TEICHT
J. W. McClue
F.C. Dewey
Chrysanthemums Powers & Gibbs
Ama Uum
J. W. Schaeffer's
Alvin Goodwin
Minnesota
Delia Koons
Pleasant Lake
James Ewing
Baby
Mrs. Wm. Corwin
Frankeedy
Reading, Mich
John R. Pulver
W. K. Sheffer
Wm. Dorwin
Chas. Sperbeck
Allie Loose
E. N. Rathbun
Angela
Ray Review
Uum Ama
Albert Judson
C. A. McNaughton
QO. C. Fink
J. R. Fulton
Mr. Henry Jordan
Devoe Lead-And-Zinc
FW Devor & Co
New York
Chicago
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